Those that are seen,
are countless yet finite,
long gone and reborn as
Those that are unseen,
out of reach and obscured
but just waiting to
Shine,
bringing hope out of darkness,
sparking promise from despair
and illuminating the future with their
Light,
that envelopes and shields,
holds and protects
as all the while they
Guide,
giving direction and meaning,
safe harbour from the storms
that surround and threaten to
Dazzle,
blinding and hypnotizing,
overwhelming the careful
calm that allows you to
Watch,
waiting for the time
when their light meets yours
and the brightness showers you
With stars.
© Sara Murray, 11 June 2015
You can find this weeks #ThePrompt linky here. I do hope this week’s prompt inspired you; I look forward to reading your posts.
There will be no Prompt next week as I will be at BritMums Live… For those of you who are going, I look forward to seeing you there! The Prompt Week 71 will be published on 21 June, with the linky going live on 26 June. See you then :)














Stunning my dear, bravo xxx
Thank you Renee x
Love the structure and premise of this poem. Stars dazzle as well as guide, and shine as well as give light. Lovely words, Sara. Thanks for hosting us this week. Have fun at Britmums!
Thank you so much Maria, and you’re very welcome x
Wow.
What a beautiful poem, Sara! You’re very talented! Xx
Oh, thank you Tracy, that’s lovely x
This is awesome. I love this. x
Thank you very much Susan x
That’s beautiful, Sara. At the end I had an image of standing in the middle of nowhere under a meteor shower, like you see in the films. Just at one with the universe.
So looking forward to meeting you on Friday xxx
i wish I’d seen this to join in with this…Star is what my name means!
Absolutely beautiful, in every way.I love how you’ve tagged the last word of the final lines of each stanza onto the next. Very clever. #prose4t
Love this Sara, really beautiful and I especially like the flow x
Brilliant poem hun. xx
Beautiful!
The structure, the words, the way it made me feel, everything.
A wonderful poem xx